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[General Questions and Answers] debashis044:
I bought a LG optimus 2X few days back. Everything works fine except one, whenever i am trying to open a webpage using 2g or 3g its saying no internet connection where as all the other apps like android market, gtalk, gmail, facebook, skype etc.. which uses internet woking fine.

But i could able to open all webpages in wifi. Hence it may be a case that some settings are blocking the internet use by browser while in 2g or 3g which i don't know.

I have tried with default browser and opera mobile browser as well but no luck.

Can someone please help me to fix this issue???

My APN settings are,

Name : Lebara

APN : uk.lebara.mobi

Proxy : 212.183.137.012

Port : <Not set>

User Name : <Not set>

Password : <Not set>

Server : <Not set>

MMSC :<Not set>

MMS proxy:<Not set>

MMS Port:<Not set>

MMC:234

MNC:15

Autherntication type : PAP

APN type :default
[HTC Wildfire S] Tera Tike:
First and formost

CREDIT

and

THANKS

goes to jikantaru!!

jikantaru created the basic splash screen png from with I created all this from.

Boot Splash Screen Creator by jikantaru

You do need to be

S-Off

and have

ROOT

Access to do this mod!

Setting the Boot Splash Screen

1) Copy the PG76IMG.zip file to your microSD card root directoy.

2) Boot into HBoot and wait about 80 seconds.

3) It will ask if you want to update splash, Press Volume UP for yes.

4) When asked to reboot, power off the phone.

5) Delete the PG76IMG.zip file on your microSD card root directoy.

6) Enjoy!

Setting the Boot Animation

1) Using Root Explorer navigate to system/customize/resource directory.

2) Rename the original bootanimation.zip to bootanimation.zip.bak.

3) Copy bootanimation.zip to the same directory as the origional file that you just renamed.

4) Exit Root Explorer.

5) Re-Boot to Enjoy.
[HTC Wildfire S] finance.resat:
Nice Job done. One off-topic question. Where is the tera-mobile os in your signature?? It says Error404.
[HTC Wildfire S] Tera Tike:
Thanks!...I re-uploaded it but it is my personal use not intended as a public release. It's a work-in-progress.
[HTC Wildfire S] egr2lrn:
thx sent, too bad my wfs was s-on shipped
[Kindle Fire General] np231:
Google may come out with its Nexus Tablet. New rumors are saying it could be targeting Kindle Fire.

7-inch, Android 4.0, and <$199

What do you think? I don't think its gonna happen.

Source
[Kindle Fire General] krelvinaz:
Someone puts out a tablet of decent quality that is a WiFi based 7" form factor with GPS and basic front facing camera and a mic along the lines of a KF and they are going to sell... Heck I would look at it.
[Kindle Fire General] MadJoe:
I'd be all over that, but it is way to good to be true, so I'm not resting any hopes on it becoming reality.

Sent from my rough sketch of a Vibrant on a brick.
[Kindle Fire General] pete_kowalski83:
It would definately be nice, but if it really does happen it could help on development for our devices as well so I say go for it google.
[Kindle Fire General] Saddlebags:
Seems too good to be true, but I'd give it a look. I wonder if they'd have to sell it at a loss with those numbers (specs/price).
[Kindle Fire General] GBH2:
I could see them wanting to to push Google Books, Google mp3's, the Android Market and other Google services. The problem is to have a "true" Google Experience device it would need GPS(for Google Nav), a camera(for Google Face unlocker and other stuff - probably front and back Cam's(You Tube)) , NFC (for Google Wallet). etc., etc. Overall a fully feature packed high end tablet with cutting edge specs.

It would probably cost them $300 to make it. I just don't see any way they would bother to build it to put it up against the Kindle Fire at $199. I also can't imagine them building a "Google" tablet anyway as it would destroy it's software partners tablet market.
[Kindle Fire General] neilrl79:
I'd drop my fire in a second if this happened, but I'm not holding my breath.
[Kindle Fire General] lmntone:
I wouldn't drop my kindle, but I'd definitely be interested in purchasing a Google tablet.
[Kindle Fire General] boypinoy18:
Yeah, not without an otterbox defender case on
[Kindle Fire General] PolyOlefin:
A Google Experience tablet, the same price as the Fire?

I'd sell mine on eBay as soon as the "Nexus" tablet was confirmed to be real. If you wait until it's released, the market would be flooded with used Fires, dropping its value significantly.
[Kindle Fire General] bcvictory:
I would buy this quickly if it had good build quality and didn't have a locked bootloader
[Kindle Fire General] jshaw49:
I don't really care. I like my Fire and I'm keeping it.
[Kindle Fire General] closurez:
Would definitely buy it but don't believe it would happen.
[Kindle Fire General] j_dev:
Hey guys!

Not to burst everyones' bubble, but the original source of this rumor is a less than reputable news site (DigiTimes). I don't doubt that Google is going to release a Nexus tablet, but it will be more along the lines of what Eric Schmidt said back in December - "In the next six months we plan to market a tablet of the highest quality". The Nexus line has always been Google's premium line, and with that there has always been a premium price tag.

Sources:

http://www.digitimes.com/news/a20120104PD212.html

http://www.csmonitor.com/Innovation...Google-tablet-takes-aim-at-Kindle-Fire-report
[Kindle Fire General] hrbib21:
^Exactly. There's no way such a device would come in under $200 based on that. I'd still consider one but I bought the KF because of the price and value. I don't see Google topping that ratio.

However, for an early upgrade offer from Verizon and I'm getting a Galaxy Nexus, dammit!
[Kindle Fire General] iroctheworld:
id buy it...:D
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dr. aLkoo:
Hello all !

I have big problem. I installed 2.2 to gingerbread.

I'm going download mode and i downloaded froyo. I installed this with odin. I'm check only PDA mode, and i browsed rom. I think need full reinstall but i dont know what to do. Please tell me step by step. It is my first odin3 action. I didnt make backup.

PS: My all app stopped by unexpextedly error

aLkoo
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 4-2ndtwin:
Go here... [Stock ROMs](OneClicks Master Collection)+[Kernels (Stock & w/ CWM)]+[Modems] UPDATED

And you probably need to do a lot more reading before flashing. And before you end up hard bricking your phone.

Read all of the Sticky Threads in the General, Guides in the Q&A, and Stickies in the Development Forums. They are Stickied View attachment 843842 for a reason.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mandemmm:
do you think you could give me a little help?

i'm kinda new at all this flashing stuff. :/
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 4-2ndtwin:
^

Take the advice I previously posted and follow it. There is a great amount of helpful info contained in these Captivate Forums, you just gotta take some time to read and glean what you need.
[Xperia Arc General] dong2007:
Sony Ericsson confirms unchanged kernel for Android 4.0 ICS release, they will still retain Kernel 2.6.32.

IMO fail!

Source: http://www.xperiablog.net/2012/01/0...unchanged-kernel-for-android-4-0-ics-release/

//

Dong2007
[Xperia Arc General] rkanwar:
What the...this has just put me off again. I now feel like getting a galaxy s2. I hope there will be a new kernel release soon after the ICS release
[Xperia Arc General] DemonicHawk:
Did you even read the article? The reason is to get ICS released ASAP.. it's not like they're never going to make a new kernel again. As far as the general public is concerned, this means nothing.
[Xperia Arc General] CrazyPeter:
Excellent news, it means we get ICS early this year, not late 2012..

Or did you want it late 2012 with no tangible benefit to end users?

There is very little benefit in mobile kernels. I would love to hear how much you ***THINK*** a 3.0 kernel will give you in performance terms over a 2.6.32 one. my guess would be 0% or very close to that. I would also love to hear when features that have been introduced between these releases you think your Xperia Arc needs.

Personally, I have NO performance problems, NO battery life problems, No signal problems and No reliability problems, and it's therefore an excellent candidate to layer ICS ontop of.
[Xperia Arc General] dong2007:
It is very hard claims and come up with, can you prove it, or any kind of source?
[Xperia Arc General] dong2007:
Samsung and HTC, running right now on kernel 2.6.35.

If they come with an ICS with kernel 3.0.x, Shows the just that S/E is again too lazy.
[Xperia Arc General] Flo95:
At first we should be happy to get ICS and SE can update the kernel after that.
[Xperia Arc General] dp94:
Sorry guys, but you're idiots.

Would you not like to get ICS asap?

Sony's dev team is really supporting the community.

Do you think any other producer are supporting any kind of community that much?

We've great phones.

And pls don't say wow the SGS2 has a dual-core, bla bla..

If you've already used a phone like the SGS2 or HTC Sensation you'll notice that our device isn't a little bit worse.

Btw Sony will make a new kernel, just not now, because they are really want to get ICS fixed.

And the current kernel have a great (!!) battery life. Every new kernel won't have that soon.
[Xperia Arc General] Poker gypsy:
Ok so when Sony comes out with dualcore your going to say wow it's the best! Come on dualcore is the way to go and let's not forget arc has little memory I just hope it can Handel ice cream
[Xperia Arc General] dp94:
Currently there are no dual-core needed. ;)

Memory? What memory issues do you have?

I've always about 200 MB RAM free and over 300 MB internal memory (Link2SD).

And sure I'll like the future Sony phones, because I'm a really Sony fan and not why they will have dual-core processors.

Sure, sometime in the future there are dual-core processors needed, but take a look at the SGS2, if there weren't the only "bug" with the little memory at our devices there are no differences at all.
[Xperia Arc General] ShyamSasi:
There are only very few apps that supports or take advantage of Dual Core rest of them will only support single core. Even Google is just releasing a OS that's optimized for dual core. Sony is doing it rite by delaying the production of dual core phones. Regarding the kernel lets not forget the top priority is releasing ICS then they might think about upgrading the kernel. For more than 60 to 70% of the people new kernel means nothing they just look if Sony is upgrading to ICS.

How many of them even know what are the new features of 3.0x kernel? At least they had the courtesy of letting us know that they are not upgrading the kernel and the reason why they are not doing so. Be happy that Sony's developers are involving us and taking feedback and RESPONDING to it them which most of the manufactures fail to do.

So lets stop complains and be thankful that SE is release ICS as soon as they can.
[Xperia Arc General] silveraero:
Hoho, now guys is turn to dual core discussion lol. However, I don't need dual core at this time. If eeryone likes, just take one SGS2 but I don't like that ****ty UI or f***king TouchWiz, extremely ugly. About kernel, you will not see much performance. It is depended much thing than a kernel. A phone with 300MHz can run a 3.x.x kernel if that company still want to support but do you think it will boost your phone performance? Lol. Just think, don't complain. However, you will get new kernel from devs here.
[Xperia Arc General] dp94:
Totally agreeing.

I'm happy there are still people who are realistic and can picture the future. :)
[Xperia Arc General] nujhum:
Should let SE know we need newer kernel for ics, that probably need to fix battery life, well its the most crucial part for any phone.

Take example the jason stein miui, the battery kernel really save my day, where on standby with some wifi and other apps use, it can stay 2 days...
[Xperia Arc General] dp94:
The stock kernel has a great battery life. ;)
[Xperia Arc General] rkanwar:
Agreed cyrrently stock kernel has good battery life. Agreed regarding bringing out ics earlier. But dont forget. It wont make a difference for those people who have not debranded. All that carrier bulls**t will delay...then theres the region factor. I never said 'omg no new kernel' then cry myself to sleep. I said i hope the new kernel is released soon after the ics update. In regards of dual core and memory. Well for someone who doesnt know about rooting link2sd or xda for that matter how will they prefer the arc over a phone which is has higher internal memory. Which is the one major thing that brought me down with the arc s. Apparently it was meant to have 1gb internal user available. Turns out its the as the arc. No biggie for me since i know about link2sd. Come on most of us have to agree that sony is slow (or behind competitors) dont get me wrong. I love my arc s after releasing 75% of its full potential as i am unsure of the remaining 25%. Thanks for being patient.
[Xperia Arc General] ik_jefke:
My new arc gives me also juce for 2 days with 3G on some (short) GPS navigation ... just on stock.

I'm happy my Huawei Ideos x5 was defective so I could get the Arc. The X5 lasted only one day ...
[Xperia Arc General] iridaki:
Ah, don't walk right into that trap darling.. You are just as stupid, if not much more. And here are some reasons why:

First of all, you know nothing substantial about the Linux kernel.

Yes, SE Dev TEAM is truly supporting and gets closer to the users.

Yes, we want ICS soon but doesn't ICS mean a new kernel too? Because Google builds Android updates on new kernels and unless you think Google is stupid too, they must be doing it for the better and not for worse.

I won't dignify your assumption about battery life with a comment, because

you are clearly clueless. And all other companies update their kernels and release timely updates, so SE should be able to do it too.

And if you want ICS soon at any cost then make an ICS theme and tell yourself you got it.

I want to get full ICS experience and capabilities on my phone, either sooner or later.

And SE never said it will release the kernel later. On the contrary they said it's unnecessary, which implies it won't happen.

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[Xperia Arc General] jtc42:
I love threads like this, so much rage for something 90% of users (remember people, most users are not on XDA) will never notice, and even if they knew, wouldn't care about.

I have every faith that SE will update the kernel sooner or later, but I just love the fact that if they announced ICS was delayed for a few months for them to build a new kernel, everyone would rage that they are taking too long.

I for one am perfectly happy with the current kernel, and I'm glad they chose to get ICS out quickly and update that later. I think for the average user, this is the preferable option.

Incidentally worth mentioning, I'm on stock kernel and my battery life is fine, I dont know if I just have a magic phone but I can't understand the problem O.o
[Xperia Arc General] dong2007:
S/E Kernel 2.6.32 are from 2009, and Kernel 3.0.X are from late 2011, same is ICS.

So I think there's a big difference between 3.0.x and 2.3.32. For example, better performance and better battery life more secure kernel. People are so desperate for ICS, that they do not care about kernel. But why do something half as good, when you can make it fully well
[Xperia Arc General] dong2007:
Exactly, you have understood the point;)
[Xperia Arc General] rkanwar:
As iridaki said...they never said the kernel would be updated at all. They its not neccessary for a new kernel. I work at a mobile phone shop. Yes your correct about people wouldnt care but thats because the general public doesnt understand when it comes to phones and specs. All they care about is brand name.
[Xperia Arc General] taaviu:
I don't care about new kernel. Old one is enough good for me. And we have already modified stock kernels.

About memory....do we really need install about half market our phones....we anyway most apps only installs and after first try we forgot those apps.

We don't need 10different browser, music players, tweakers app....take ONE AND GOOD what doing all job for you :) :)

Regards

Taavi
[Xperia Arc General] ShyamSasi:
Linux 3.0 : http://kernelnewbies.org/LinuxChanges
[Xperia Arc General] Lusterboi:
lol, a lot of people just got owned.
[Xperia Arc General] DemonicHawk:
There isn't a single company that has released a customized ICS update yet so saying everyone else can do it is bs at this point in time. Furthermore, each company goes through different lengths in customizing their phones so there isn't even a point in comparing. If fast ASOP updates are all you want you might as well get a nexus phone.

You are also speculating that there are such significant changes in the kernel that without it, it wouldn't be a "complete" ICS release, which is quite a statement you're making without proof.

Also as mentioned many times, a kernel update means nothing to the general public since they just want to see it work on the phone. Plus, SE's already made their decision to have an earlier release without a new kernel compared to a later release with one. As nice as it would be to have both, its not going to happen.

This thread is a great example of why most companies don't even communicate with their customers. You make a big deal out of nothing whereas other companies who cut corners silently don't have to deal with this. I could easily see SE not sharing anymore information when they see a hit on their PR, and we have you guys to thank for it.
[Xperia Arc General] jayman1986:
DemonicHawk

What YOU don't seem to understand is that the kernel is a very important part of the OS. So no new kernel will mean you miss out on many benefits of the ICS Update, therefore phone PERFORMANCE WOULD NOT IMPROVE AS SHOULD BE EXPECTED.

Also when you claim the above devs as a reason for SE not communicating in future, you have missed the mark, it is because of such devs that they have so significantly changed their stance over the past year.
[Xperia Arc General] Poker gypsy:
All im saying if dualcore is nothing great why is Sony going with it? And as for memory I only have like 50 mb free and before you say that I have too many applications I only have about 20 and if that's too much then why have a smart phone?
[Xperia Arc General] ShyamSasi:
I doubt Sony would comprise on performance. If there is such a huge performance difference with the new kernel Sony would have adapted the new kernel. They know what they are doing more than we do.
[Xperia Arc General] iridaki:
We are still on 2.6.32 so try looking for a changelog from 2.6.32 to 2.6.39 to get an idea...

I think that you lack the mental capacity to understand that I said the exact opposite: I don't want fast updates. I want updates. Not a custom /system and /data partition, a theme and a patched old kernel.

Oh my God, you can't be THAT clueless.

I am not speculating, Google is your friend, do some research on the Linux kernel.

You know what's frustrating though?

That this "general public" that doesn't care about kernels and such,

still floods XDA with that dreadful whiny attitude "why my Quadrant is low man?" and other clueless remarks.

Also, are you from another planet? They are not going to release it earlier, it will be released starting April and who knows by when all devices will get it.

Actually these forums are all about making a big deal about advanced development aspects of phones. That's why many talented coders are releasing their work here. So you can take your phone one or two steps ahead of what the company meant it to be. It's called XDA Developers after all and even though it's unrealistic for all of us to actually be developers to post, but what we can do is do our homework before we touch our keyboard.

You're in the wrong place if you think this is Chat N Fun.

You are entitled to your opinion and preference but you have no right to dismiss anyone who disagrees with you because -NEWSFLASH- there is no right and wrong in this kind of matters.
[Xperia Arc General] DemonicHawk:
Exactly my point, if you want all the full updates then get a nexus phone. Reality is SE is doing tons of patching and reusing whatever they can to make their phones work with ICS to get the update out quicker than starting from scratch. Also, you may not want fast updates, but a lot of people; dare I say majority of people do.

I'm not going to argue with you here since you seem to think the kernel is more important than any other software aspect of the phone.

And you think of all things, a newer kernel is going to stop people from complaining about just about anything? I don't know if you realize, and I'm sorry but you are starting to put yourself in that category of people making clueless complaints.

I would agree with you if you were a developer and/or had a genuine complaint about a certain limitation in the current kernel which would be fixed in this new kernel. Unfortunately I'm not seeing that from you and while this may be your opinion, you haven't brought any real justification for your concern of the lack of a new kernel. The rest of us realize that SE is not stupid and know that they're making the right decisions for the right reasons.
[Xperia Arc General] tRippinthehead:
Looks like Nozomi will get newer kernel :)
[Xperia Arc General] rkanwar:
To all the people in this discussion who are pro old kernel...for whose who want to keep their warranty and want a NEW update we should receive the kernel and stay up to date
[Xperia Arc General] jayman1986:
That's exactly the same prob I have, memory is very easily used up.

BUT at the same time I can't complain about that coz we knew the amount of memory when we bought phone.

on the other hand SE when testing this device should have realised that this phone would struggle with memory.

But hey ho overall I'm pleased with this device and really looking forward to ICS update new kernel or not (but new kernel would be jolly nice MR SE).
[Xperia Arc General] jayman1986:
Although she can defend herself, she has been involved in ROM development herself.

What i can't get my head around is the fact that THEY ARE DEVELOPING A WHOLE NEW ROM,SO THEY CAN EASILY REPLACE THE KERNEL WITHOUT SPENDING TIME PATCHING UP THE OLD ONE. you have to realise is that SE can do things but sometimes won't do do due to COMMERCIAL reasons, i.e the new handset will have better software?
[Xperia Arc General] dp94:
Yes, we've all knew this, when we bought the device.

And using App2SD or Link2SD (my favourite) solve this problem either way.

I think that's why SE will include more memory in future phones.

Afaik Nozomi will have also 16 GB internal memory.
[Xperia Arc General] DemonicHawk:
They aren't developing a whole new ROM, they just merge the changes from ICS into their own code and work from there. For such large projects like this, they almost never do a complete rewrite. As in everything is technically patches upon patches. Hence, why they can save time by not updating the kernel completely.

Again, I'm not saying the old kernel is better. I'm just saying we shouldn't be complaining about the lack of a new kernel when a patched version of the old one can do just as good of a job for the ICS release.
[Xperia Arc General] silveraero:
It is not easy to make a stock ROM just use cut and paste method or merge codes. The main thing is you must know how to make it works on that phone. Coding is easy but make it works is hard.

BTW, new kernel won't make your phone run faster so any guy here thinks you can make your phone fly on sky, just f*** off